Troy, Alabama (WDNews) If you work outside or are a snake enthusiast, this is your opportunity to come up close and learn from the professionals.
On Tuesday, August 5, the Troy University Arboretum will host a special Venomous Snake Training session.
This intense session, which runs from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., covers everything from snake bite protocols to detecting dangerous snakes. Common non-native species, proper handling and securing techniques for venomous snakes, and what to anticipate when a bite victim arrives at the hospital are among the topics covered.
Anyone is welcome to attend the training, which is being hosted by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. However, pre-registration is necessary, and there is a 25-person maximum.
To reserve a space, interested parties can email [email protected] or call the Pike County Extension Office at (334) 556-0985.
Lunch will be served, and admission is free.
For landowners, emergency responders, park employees, and wildlife enthusiasts who wish to remain informed and safe, this interactive program is ideal.
